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COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City Market , Council niufls Iowa ,
WHOLESALE FLOUR HOUSE ,
General AgeLti for lha Celebrated tllllj at It , D. Kuili & Co. . Golden Eagle Flour , Leavonwoith ,
Kansas , anil Queen Dee Mllli , Sioux rail < , Dakota ,
reference. Smith & Ctl t-iiden , Council Hluff , 1 .
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FICE.
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Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
NOTARIES PUJBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - IOWA.
15 North. Main Street ,
W ) olcsale d * ler In SHOE FINDINGS. Ready-fitted upperf , In calf skin nd kin. Oak and
hemlock faOLK LKATIIElt , and all goods appertaining to thu hoe tr.de. Qo.ds sold ai cheap as
In the East.
IRS. < IOERIS' ' BIW fflLLHSBT STORE
FOK STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street. - - - - Couocil Bluffs la
That never require crimping , at Mti. J , J. Oood'a Ualr Store at pr era nercr before touched by
any other hair dealer. Aluo a lull Una of switches , itc. , at greatly reduced price * . Also gold ,
jilt er and colored nets Wares made from lad lea' own hair. Do not fall to call before purchtiln ;
elsewhere. All goods warrantedas represented. WHS. J. J GOOD ,
23 Main itreot , Council Hluff8 , Iowa.
MASO.NWISE
. ,
IIVERI , FEED & SALE STABLE
The largest and best
stables in the west.
Roadsters , Saddle and
fil draft horses for sale ,
1 { j
also aflne lot of mules
just received which
will be closed out
cheap.
-SCOTT ST. , NEAR BROADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
wichu it thB
DAMES drawing u ( blood ur use of
knlio. Cures luiip diseased ,
n'PHWn Fits , Scrofula , Liter Oom-
-Tii > ' ' " ' Wropsy , Ithcuroa.
T U M 0 8m. Fever and Morcur-
Rheum , Scald Hetd , CiU'rh , wotk , inllimed
iand granulateil Ejescrofulous Ulcern and t\-
inialo Dlvaso of all kinds. Al < o Kidney and
Vonerlal diseases. Hcmorrholdj or I'.lcs cureJ
or money refunded.
A"l disease * treated upo- > the principle of re et-
Vible reform , without thu mo of mercurial pois
ons or the knifu. _ _
ffloctra Vapor or jPdlcalel 'Bith ? , < "furir.sh"cd
cthoio who duslrft them ,
Ho mil or Rupture radically cured by the u < eel
ol the Klastlc bult Truis and Plaster , \\hlch has
too superior in the world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL OX OR ADDUK33
Drs. B , Eice and F , C , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
: X feed and Sale Stables , I
18 'Norbh First Street ,
Bou .uets old stand. Council BlutT' , Iowa.
WILLARD jMiTH. Prop.
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , cot suiting
Bysiciai and Surgeon ,
Office and residence 015 Willow avenue , Coun-
.all UlutTe , Iowa.
W. II. SINTON ,
DENTIST.
Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Extracting and flTlng a tpechlty. First-class
work BuaranteeJ.
DR. A. P. HANCHETT ,
iPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
office , No. 14 Pearl Street. HIMIH , 0 A. m. to
12. , and 2 ] ) , in , , 10 6 p , m. Ko ldoiice , 120
Bancroft Btrict , Telephonlo connection with
\ Central office.
DR. AMELIA BURROUGHS ,
: No , 617 First Avenue
_ IIour8from 10 to 11 a. m. , and 2 to 6 p. ra ,
[ BANKER'S ' LIFE ASSOCIATION ,
DE3 MOINES , Iowa.
Incrrporatcd July 1st , 157 ° , for the mutual
( benefit of bank offlwrs and the r customers ,
Ba > .ed on prlno pies of JJiji'iTV , Kcovovr ASP HE-
iCDRiTr , A few cxporlrnceJ life Insurance sollcl-
tors wanted Ad'lresj , If. JI S.eVoua district
solicitor , Office No. 7 , bvertt's bloc * , ( Mii'icll
BlunVi , Iowa. KuluenceJKU Uhaunuo. P U ,
Vliox 85. _
S. E. MAXON ,
zco or , oa a * xf.
Office orer saving bank.
DOUNOIii BLUFFS , - - - Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W. 0. James , In connection with ha ! law and
olltctlonbutlneBibuya and Belli real ( .state.
Tenons wishing to buy or soil city property call
* t his office , om UushncU'a book store , Pearl ]
otroet.
EDWIN J , ABBOTT.
Justice of the , Peace and
Notary Public. I
4l5Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
P4 e Jj and moitfifci draw tckn9 rlede [
HAIR GOODS.
WATER WAVES
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
Wavoa Made From Your Own Hair. [
TOILET ARTICLES , p
iiots , Combs , Uruslios , Faco-poW' tl
dors , Builds , Hair Orna
ments , itc. , Ac. fo
All Goods Warranted as 1 >
Represented , and Pricei y
Guaranteed. tote
337 W. Broadway , aid toot
109 S. Main St. otWl
MRS. D. BENEDICT |
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Council BluffsT ; Iowa ! aau
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IRS , B , J , HARDING , M , D , . bt
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Medical Electrician lawl
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AND la
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.GYGNEGOLOGJSI. th to ;
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Orauntu of Elcctropathle Institution , Phlla-
dulpli.a , Pom. . . ' Iot
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Office Our , Broadway & Glenn Avo. HO
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COUNCIL I1LUFF3 , IOWA. of
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Tha treitmon' rf 11 Olio.MiOi and p lulul dlf-
F he Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBfE , : '
227 MAIN ST ,
;
Employ the beat Broid linker In the \Vcit ; also
a choice hind for Cakes ntid Pies.
Briad dtllnred to all parts ot the ilty.
FRESH FISH ! ;
au
Bale aid Poultry coi ;
Can alw y be found at B. DANEHYM ,
130 Upper HroadwaT po
JWO.JAYFEAINEY 55
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Justice' of the Peace , ba po -
3U UROADWAY , pn
Oounoil Blufie , - - Iowa , pn jfIn
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W B , MAYES , In8i
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Loans andEealEstate , nt -
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Proprietor of aUitrac'H of Pottawattamle
county. Olllco corner n ) Ilroudway and Main
B'roiiU , C tmcil llliiH * . I -a. t
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JOHN STEiNER M. D.
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( Doutfchor Arzt. ) ti0 ;
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ROOM 5 , EVERETT'S ' BLOCK , ist
ito :
Council BIufTa. 101
s ot women and children a specialty. I tlio
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P , J , MONTUbMERYTHrT
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FKEE DI.SPKNHAUY r.viutv SATUKDAV. i
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thi
Ofllcoln rveictt'd block , Pearl trott. Keel ] |
donee (28 1'ourih utrott. Olllco hgura from 0 to or
F. C. 8LARK , in ;
PRACTICAL DENTIST.
'Pearl street , oppotlto the pystofflce. One of ho
the oldest practitioners In Council liluli. Satis-
lifactlon guaranteed In all cases. 3r
ODELL& DAY o
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BENEEAI me IHSOBAHCE itil
AND 'if
REAL ESTATE AG'TS ,
MONEY TO LOAN. ' ho
Poa'd of Trade building , Council Illug * . la. Au
JOHN LI NOT , > eco y
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ATTORHEY-AT-LAW kbi
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Will pnctloe In ill lUte and fed r l courts , hc
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Porfc PftoKlnglntho ; Woat.
CltTln < l Lender.
Pork packing ia emphatically A west
ern industry , nnd first began to ns-
sumo ah ipo some forty yoara ngo. It
has now attained such proportions as
to inaku it ono of the lending factors
in the provision tr.ido. The thirty
third annual report of hog packing ,
prepared by Charles H. Murray , ed
itor of The Cincinnati Pricu Current ,
shows ( hat in the season of 1842 III
the total number of hogs packed in
the west WAS GTo.OOO , while the num
ber now annually Amounts to millions.
Tho.growth of the business is thus set
forth in the report : "Commencing
with the aoason of 1845 ? ll ! , wo tind
the Annual packing to liavo averaged
1,185,000 at nil points in the west for
the ton years ending 1852 , and suc
ceeding periods of ton years Avcraoted
2,325,000 Annually to 1802 , and 3,0 17 , .
000 to 1872. Including the summer
business in the past ten ywvrs just
closed , March 1 , 1882 , the Annual
packing has averaged 8,041,090 hogs
the lirat five years of the last ton
showing an nvutngo of 0,552,000 , nnd
for the last live yours nil Average of
10,730,000. " It further appcarafrom
the report that the largest winter
slaughtering was in 1878-U , when the
total in the west reached 7,480,648
hogs , or 1,732.888 , moro than the sea
son just closed. The largest summer
killing was in 1880 , when the total
reached 5,323,81)8 ) hogs , or 520,209
moro than in 1881. For the yonr end
ing March 1 , 1881 , the total packing
reached 12,243,354 jiogs , or lttl)06 ! )
'
moro than in the ye'ar just ended.
The scarcity und higti price of corn
reduced the business during the past
year , and the report saya that the
future outlook for hoga cannot bu
satisfactorily determined at the pres
ent timo. "Tho lurgo deficiency in
the corn crop last year and the deple
tion of old stocks precludes anything
but a restricted tuttoning of mviiin
until n now crop can bo harvested. "
Correspondents in the hog raising dis
tricts report a prospective decrease in
the marketing of hoga for the first
three months of the season , but the
opinion prevails in some quarti-n thut
later supplies will make the average -
ago equal to last year , and per
haps oven greater. Northwestern
Ohio gives the best general promise
or the entire season , while other
portions < of the atato will seemingly so
hardly equal last year's numbers , so ai
that ; Qhm may bo expected to fall below - of
low a yonr ago in the general supply hi
lot the season. In hftliana the sup aF
ply I is also expected to fall below lust ho
fear. Illinois presents a hotter uver- 00 )
uo showing , while Iowa is expected vc
furnish n supply of hogs quito equal OC )
that of the preceding yonr. Of the he
jthor states the report says : "Missouri P"
vill furnish a limited number of hogs si
Jurim ; the summer season , excepting on
| western portions of the state , and th .
few other localities , and the uonoral th
mpply for the entire season will not th
> much below lust summer. Kansas fig
rttuniB are variable , many repotting figw
auch less than last season , and some w
considerable increase ; on the th
vholo the supply can hardly an
10 expected to equal last mi
rear. In Nebraska thu prospect Hi
avers about the same number as Jat > t th
lummer. In Minnesota there aeorn ou
o bo moro hoes than a year ago , but th
liin state markets but few in sUmine.- . 8U
Wisconsin and Michiganwill probably
mvo as many hogs for summer mark-
iting : as usual. Kentucky and Tc-n-
lessee are short in supply , but do not up
iguro largely in summer business , en- pi
jbcially in tlio early part of the sea-
on. In view of the data furnished , on
ho author of the report incliuea to onH.
ho beliet that the firac three months H.mi
the season can hardly bo expected mi
equal the reduced number of the
lorrusponding period last ycarand that I
he subsequent | > urtion of the suuson
an not exceed the supply of the cor- go
esponding time last year. Much ,
lowevor , will _ depend upon the curn
rep promise in July and August. La'
L'lio winter season just closed has boon La'm
uvorable for young stock , nnd if the m
rass crop is good during the coming voi
eason , > > ung hogs can bo put into trn
uarketnolo condition with a small set
iinount of corn. The general outlook setMi
avoru u number not intieli moro nor Th
re tly lens than 4,500,000 hogs as the of
uni'iier ' packing supply of 1882 , as sit
01. pared with 4,800,000 last year. rel
according to the report the aggro- up
ate net weight of hoga packed during wa
ho past season was 1,207,035,000 ciJ
lounds , yielding a product of 845 , ' hei
54,000 pounds of green meats. Of to
hit ) quantity 115,303,000 pounds were abi
larroled as pork , leaving 730,251,000 wo
louuds of aides , shoulders and hams car
-or 190,000,000 pounds less than the
reduction of these- cuts during the HIH :
recuding wintor. Of thu production till
meatu exclusive of barreled pork , laii
here remained on hand , March 1 , utc
882 , at the HO von large packing cities the
20,317,000 pounds , nnd at other or by
byme
iterior points 09,095,000 pounds me
-tho 1 aggregate of moats at all pointa thii
the west being 200,012,000 pounds oth
ncluding barreled pork the aggregate the
the same points amounted to 370- the
02,000 ! poundd of immtu and pork , or in i
34 per cent , of the oiitiro produc- wh
on of meats , nnd 3,518,000 pounds con
8b than at the corresponding potiod Th.
year. At the same period the , fnif
ock of lard amounted to 75,240,000 on
ounds , or 10,170,000 pounds more win
lan at the corresponding period last lira
uar. The aggregate pounds of pro- fee
net in the west on March 1 , pro
icluding meats , pork , and the
rd , was _ 435,732,000 _ _ . , "against . 433 , . hit
f\ etr1 - i *
woi [
stai
do
boason of 1881 2 opened with
ogs uollino ; in the principal markets liar
about § 0.25 to § 0.00 per ono hun- disj
rod pounds for good qualities , but son
'
avorago'cost for.winter packing has roil
pen S7.B8 net , or § .00 gross , the levi
ighest price paid since 1875 70 , arri
increased price compared with hou
380-81 la § 1.78 not , or § 1.42 gross ace
ono hundred pounds. do >
kin
"Betsy ana I Are Out. " of :
eland Leader. tha
A remarkable suit has just boon in- SCO
itutod in Colorado , in which the the
ifo of Lieutenant Governor Tabor OIK
iks for divorce and alimony in the dea
ifmitesimal sum of § 50,000 per year , roe
unhappy couple were married in can
.ugusta , Me. , in 1857 , and their ca- !
er since that period has been marked roa
transitions from domestic felicity thu
the most violent family jars ; from up
bsoluto poverty to princely wealth ; the
'om the rude hovel of the frontier to ace :
most luxurious homo that the a t
urso of a millionaire could command dei
In 1859 they started for Pike's Tonic ,
in a parlor car drawn by two
oxen , taking nil their property with
thorn , nnd after drifting nbout
the ciuntry for some years , they
settled down in the place where Don-
vt'r now stands. Ho sunrchod invi
for "pay gravel , " and while ho w s
prospecting she cooked lucon , nude
broad , and kept up the hotisohnld ex.
ponaos by boarding minors. Finally
Tabor built & log 'hut and started n
store nnd boarding liotiao com pined ,
whichwaaa general rendezvous for the
miners. All the luuvl work of the
establishment fell upon Mrs. Tabor.
She was the only woman within a
huiK\rod \ miles , nnd she did the cook
ing nnd washing for the ininort , at.
tended t ) all their wants in the aloro ,
weighed their gold dust on the only
pair of scales in thu noighbarhooil ,
making herself the waiter nml drudge
of every ono. In the meantime the
'uisbandy elded to the irresistible fever
that seldom loosens its grip upon one
who has once become its victim , niul
continued his search for gold , He
moved from prospect to prospect ,
from digging to digging , always bo-
Moving himself on the brink of fort'
uno , and while ho reveled in golden
dreams the wife drudged and toiled to
procure for herself and her royal
dreamer the subatantinls of life. In
1870 he began to realize some of his
grand expectations , and ho was soon
known us a millionaire.
The same spiritof enterprise that
led Tabor to build the Grit house and
open the first store in the district
where ho lived , led him to judiciously
invest his heavy receipts from the 1 I
mines. His fortune grew rapidly and >
ho became ono of thu wealthiest men )
in Colorado. Hu was behoved
by all his friends and ac is
quaintances to bo the moat cc
generous man in the world , Money tit
rolled in upon him until , as his wile mi
aays in her petition for divorce , ho ia as'
now worth about0,000,000 ! , and has
an incline of not loea than $100,000 n
per month. Ho built thu finosthouso ph
in Colorado and surrounded his wife gu ;
with till that money could srcure. But an ,
that which was dearer to her than all wn
liis wealth the kind and loving attention - of
tion of u faithful and allectionate hus- nul
Jan d ho did not give her. She aays an
that ho grow hard-hearted in proportion nli
tion as ho became rich ; that ho ab at
sented himself from homo for weeks ,
uid : months , nnd on ono occasion ho 18
iffiirod to give her n portion ot
lis largo iortuno if she would
ipply for a divorco. All ho
tau to say is that ho gave her § 100- 3 !
)00 a few yo.irs ago , which she in-
rested , and which now yields her $14v , 3Di
)00 a year ; that she is a woman and
10 hnpu3 atio will receive all the sym- Di
jathy growing out of thu caao. Both
lidys of the story will only come out
trial. What is curtain now ia that i
.heir domoatic happincaa took wings
ho moment wealth rolled in upon No
hem ; that as soon ns they ceased
ighting with poverty they began fight- ' NoD
tig euuti other. Their happiest days D
rero when they wore poor , nnd as
hey now sit in the midst of luxury RAI
nd plenty it is probable that their
npmory holds no pleasanter period
ban when they sat together behind
ho ox team and were being dragged '
mt into the western wilds to Book Wi
heir fortunes nearer to the setting
un. roaT >
Wo
Given up by Doctors. A'l
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is
ip and at work , and cured by so sim
ile a rotnody ? "
"I assure you it is true that ho is
ntircly cured , and with nothing but
lop . Bitters ; and only ton days ago
lis doctors gave him up and said ho P ?
austdio ! "
' ' \Wll-a-day ! That ia remarkable !
will go this day and got some for
ly poor QcorgoI know hops are ld
ood. " [ Salem Post. ldII
ft ( To
The Mimic .
Stago. nov
aramle Boomcruiih' . llm
At the performance ) of "Tho Plica-
ix" here the other night , there was a
cry affecting place where the play ia
rannforrod very quickly from a street
aeno to the elegant apartments of Si
IT. Blackburn , the heavy villain ,
'ho street iscono had to bo raised out TI
the way , and the effect of the tran-
ition was somewhat marred by the
tiluctanco of the scenery in rolling
out of the way. It got nbout half w
ray up and stopped there in an nn- * .
Uod manner , whbh annoyed the
eavy villain a good deal. He started
make some blood-curdling remarks TO
bout Mr. Bludsoo , and had got pretty
oil warmed up when the scenery and
Dak
uno down with a bang on the stage. Wei
ho artist who pulls up the curtain PUt
id fills the hall lamps then pulled
ncono up so aa to show the vil- IBUI
lin's foot for fifteen or twenty min- run I
tea , but ho couldn't jot ( it any fur- Bleu
tor. It scorned that the clothca line ell Tl I
which the elaborate scenery is opcr- City
x-d got ta'jglod up some way , and the
and
cauaod the dolay. After that an- noor
her effort was made , and this time rim
street scnnu rolled up to nbout
IA
third story of a brick hotel shown you
the 1 foreground , and stopped there , the
Thrc
hilp the clarionet and tint violin
intinued n kind of a sad tromulo , /a
liiui . n dark hand , with a wart on the City t ;
igcr and an oriental dollar atoro ring
ivnuther , came out from behind the D
ings and began to wind the clothes *
carefully around the polo at the
ot of the uceno. The villain then
oceuded with his soliloquy , while
street scene hung by ono corner
such a way as to rnako a large
trchouso on the corner of the street
and at an ungu ! of nbout forty-five
igreoK.
Laramie will "never fool perfectly
ippy until these little hitches are
spoused with. Supposing that at
imo place in the piny where the ho-
line is speaking soft and low to her
ver and the proper moment has
rived for her to pillow her sunny
jud upon his bpsoni , time street
eno : should fetch loose and como
jwn with such momentum us to
iiock the lovers over into the arms
the bass viol player.Or suppose
in seine deathbed act this same
lone loaded with a telegraph polo at
bottom should settle down all at
ice in such a way as to leave the Of
aatlibod out on the corner of Men- bran lith
and ( Jlurk streets , in front of a furn
indy store. and
true
Modern stage mechanism has now cm
tachod such , a degree of perfection yu i
the stage carpenter does not go
on a step ladder in the middle of
play and nail the corner of a
eno to a stick of 2x4 scantling while
duel is going on near the atop lad >
, In all the larger theatres and
opera houses now , they are not doing
( hat way. ,
Our course little incidents occur ,
however , oven on the best stages and
whore the whole thing works all right.
For Instance , the other day a young
actor who was kneeling to a bountiful
heiress down east , got alittlo too far in
front and some scenery , which was to
como together in the middle of the
stage to pianissimo music , shut him
outside nnd divided the tableaus in
two , leaving the young actor appar
ently kneeling at the toot of a street
lamp as though ho might bo hunting
for a half dollar that ho had just drop
ped on the sidewalk.
There was a play in Now Yoik not
long ago in whijh there was a kind of
military parade introduced and the
loader of a file of soldiers had his in
structions to march throe tinms nroiind
thu stage to nurtial nuisio and then
lilo off at the loft , the whole column ,
of course , following him , After
marching once around , the stage man
ager was surprise. ! to BOO the loader
deliberately wheel und walk off the
stage at the left with the whole bat
talion at his heels. The manager wont
to him and abused him shamefully for
his haste , and told him ho had a mind
to discharge him , but the talented
hack driver who thus acted AS the mil
itary loader , and who had over-played
liimsolf by inarching of ! the atago
ihoad of time , said :
"Well , confound it , you can dis
charge mo if you want to , but what
nras a man to do ? Would you have
iiu march around three times when
uy military pants were coming off and
1pa know itt Military pride , pomp ,
arado and circumfttanco are all right
bt it can bo overdone. A military
iquadron , detachment or whatever it
s can moke moro of n parade under
iortain circumstances tlian is odvor-
riied. I didn't want to give people
nero show than they paid for , and I
sk ' you to put yourself in my placo.
iVhon a man is paid § 3 a week to play
Roman ] soldier , would you have him
tiny the Greek slave ? No , sir ; I
uess I know what I'm hired to play ,
nd I'm going to play it. When you
rant mo to play Adam in the Garden
f Eden , just give mo my fig loaf and
alary enough to make it interesting ,
nd I'll try and properly interpret the
haractor ; for you or refund the money
the door. "
880. SHORTJ.INE. 1880. We
Weft :
KANSAS CITY , ft
Uoe& Council Bluffs S1
II Till ONLY
irsct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND THE EAST
From ] Omaha and the West.
All trains leave U. & II. Depot , Omaha : Nob.
change of cars between Omaha and Bi. ixjnls ,
nd but ona between Oil AIIA and
NEW YORK. Or. >
R.1
aily PassengerTrains
UAonncQ ALL noS
ABTKRN AND WK8TERN CITIES with LE8I
CHARGES and IN ADVANCE of Alii
OTHER LINKS
Toll entire Una U equipped with tollman' !
ilaco BloeptngtCara , P&Iaco Day Coachea , Mlller'n
ifctv Platform 'and .Coupler , and the ceI bV Md
'ootinghouse Air-brake.
CSTbco that four ticket readi VIA nANSAB
try , ST. JOSEPH A COUNCIL BLurrs tun
ad < , via at. Joiaph and St. Ixmla.
TUketi for tale ai all coupon station ) In Ihi
retit. J. F. BARNARD ,
0. DAWE3 , Gen. Sunt. , St. Joseph , Mo
Oen. Para. nd Ticket Aft. , Bt Joseph , Mo. f.
> IM"M lltr" ' AUDI D3RH1H , Ticket Agent , t f
1020 Farnham itrcol.
W. J.DAVKNPOUT , Genor l Ajont ,
OUAIIA NR
THE KENDALL
LAITI& : IACHIHE I
DEESS-MAKEES' OllMPANION ,
It plaits from MU of a n Inch to
Idtli In the c ourscwt IMa or flnast si ki
II dooa all kinds and ft ) Ion of I lultlng : In use.
No lady that rfocs her own drcsa-maklne can
Tord to do without ono M nlca plaiting li
over out of fashion , If ictn It noils Itaolf. For
ai'hlneu , Circulars or ARont's terms aildresi
CONGAIl & 00. ,
113 Mama St. Chlcaco III
lioux City fi Pacific lorh 8to
uroi
'HB SIOUX CITY ROUTE otli
Ituas a RollJ Train Ihrough Irora dec
Inn
Council < Bluffs to St , Paul Innt
Without Ohango Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT u
.OC MILKH THK BHORTK8T BODTB
nou
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ST. I PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUT0 OB BISMARCK
all point * In Northern Iowa. MlnnwoU and
kkota. Thl Uno It oiulppad with the Improred
eitln house Automatic Air-brake and lllUi
itform Coupler and Buffer : and lor
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT
unBurpMfBod. Pullman Palaca Sleeping1 Car
through WITHOUT OIIANQE between Kan
City l and St. Paul , via Council Illuffi and
jux City ,
Trains leave Union Pacific Transfer al Couii.
Bluffs ! , at 7:36 : p. m. dally on arrival of Kanut
. Bt. JoMph and Council Blurts train from
South. I ArrlvlnK at Sioux City 11:85 : p. m. ,
at tlio New Union Depot at Bt. Paul at 12:84 :
on.
HOURS IN AnVAVOK OF ANYOXUEH |
BOUTK.
tyilcmcmber In taking the Slonx City Route
vet K ThroiiKh Train. The Shortont Line ,
Quickest ( Time an J a Comlortablo Hide la the
irou li C'arii betweuii Wet
COUNCIL IILUKF8 AND ST. PAUL. lafc
tarSeo that your Tickutu read via the "Sloui GAC
and Puclflo Railroad " ml
B. WATTI.K3 , J. R. BUCHANAN wltt ;
Huperlntendont. Ueu'l P i , Afoul. Oou
, K. KOUINSON , Aei't Ocu'l Paa . A t. . Our
Missouri Valley , low * .
* .T'
W. K. DAVJ8 , Boutliwovtorn AKvnt. .
Councl Illuffs Iowa hat
Illri
iRTIFIGIAL LIMBS. OU
ell
Something' Kan
iioln
NEW NO enl
carr
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OBAHA , ! : :
Dr. Crow-
ord.ol nleve-
land , O , , the nocl
old , popular , OK
and kklllful W
manufacturer plac
; llll
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. . . . . . , i and
Artificial
any
Limbs. com
. ort
ortTl
Tl
thei I latent linprorcd plan , 'his opened a O3\c
inchmochanlul ur ery Initltuteat IWfBoutli O3cn [
direct , Omaha , whoru ho Itprcpandio Vlc
inlth llinba of every description , skeletons iii
( upportersforparallzad anddeforinod lloibs ,
naicti , and shoulder braces and supporters lor
timlo weaknci * . &c , Iho Doctor Iiaslud23
n experleucu In wearing and fulluslln ,
J. H. GKAYVFOKD.
109 South llth St. Omaha , Neb. I
Dexter L , Thomas. .
OTORNEY-AT-LAW
lloom 8 , Crclghton jllock , o
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL * .
HOTELS. PHOPRIJiTOm TOWW
ARUNQTON. J. 0. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Neb.
SARATOGA. HOTEL , it. 8. 8TELLINIUS , Mllford , Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , 8trom burjc No
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Loultvllla
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE J. Q. MEAD , Nellgh , Nab.
GRANO CENTRAL E.8EYMOUR ; , Nabraika City , Neb
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping W terN
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
QREENWOOD HOUSE , W.MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Nab
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Clarlnda , Iowa
END'S HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Eremont , Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. D. HACKNEY , Aihland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnton , Neb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. GRUBD , Guide Recd , Neb.
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BECKER , Oreilon , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , JUDKINS A BRO , , Rod Oak , la.
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO. OALPH , Extra , la.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , S. BURGESS , Naola , Id.
CITY HOTEL , DI B. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la.
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINGS , Oornlnc , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , JL. AVERY , Btanton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL J , W. BOULWARE , Burlington Junction , M '
OOMMEROIAL HOTEL , Blanchard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Shenandoah , la ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb.
BAQNELL HOUSE , OHAB. BAQNELL , College Spring * , la.
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllica , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la ,
DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Qrova , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , 0'F. STEARNS , Odebblt , la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Oiceola , Neb ,
DOUQLAQ HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Clarka , Neb.
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QBEEN , Bedford la.
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. BLACK & SON , Marjravllle Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Nek
1 THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND
I
Mining and Milling Company.
Forking Capital ) - (300,000.
piuiBiock ! , (1,000,000
r Value of Sharon , (28,000.
JTOOK FULLY PAID UP ANP NON-ASSESSABLiS
Mines Located in BRAMHL &ININQ DISTRICT.
DR. J. I. THOMAS , Preotdent , Gumming , Wyoming.
WJI. K. TILTON , Vlco-Preeldent , Cummlnj , Wyomlngl
E. N. UAHWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyoming.
A. 0. LUNN , Treasurer , Cummins ,
r. J. I. ThoniM. Louis Miller W. S. Dramel. A. G. Dunn.
N. Uarwood. Francla I Teni. Qeo. U. Falo . Uwli Zolman.
oSSmcBm OEO. W. KENDALL , Authorized Agent for Sale of Stock ; DC * < ' * O hvNeb.
For a ( | tiartcr"of a conCury"or moro llootcttor B
omach I liters hoi boon the rel nlujj encclflc
Indlgc8tloiidyapcpl > , fever and > Kue , lota of
lyBlcaliitaniiiia ; liver complaint and othtr dlwir
iri.'and han boon most emphatically Indorsed by
odlcal men as a health acd ttruuittli ruttnr
Ive. . It counteracts a tendency to prematura
cay , and sustains and comforta the aued and
nrra.
For Bale by all druiwlits anil dealers pcnorally
al to ml
wt for hctng the moslTdlrect , qulckeot , an
cot line connecting thu Kr at Mttropollo. CI1I
( IO , and tha Kmriaif , Nouril-KUTiiiNI ) I
HoiTil'HtBTKXii LINIUI , which terminate there
h KANIIM Oirr , Lnvxnwourc , ATOUISOM
UNOIL liLcyra and OMAIU , the COMMIBOIAI
ariu from which radiate
'OHU.EVERY LIKE OF ROAD. - ' Q |
t | ionocrttoi the Continent from the UlMuui
er to the Paclflc Blopo. Tha
IIOAGO 1100JC ISLAND & PA-
OIFIO RAILWAY
the only line from Chicago owning track In
ntofl , or whlcli , by Ita own road , rcochee tb
nta lKvo ) nautd. No viUKiiriiM nr OiKiuoM
uiumu ooMNioiionBl No huddling In 111
itllatcj or unclean raru , 01 every pugengerl
ried In roomy , clean and \ ontllaled coachet
on Fa t Kzproui Trnlni
AT CiE4 of unrivaled mafrnlflciince , PuiiMia
uoi HLBBriKO CAUB. and ourownworld-faooui
iiKO CAIUI , uiwn which mealo are mrvod of on
pwiod excellence , at the low rate of Bivurr
C NT licit , with ample time for hualtbfu
Ipyment.
rhrough Can between Chicago , Foorla , MU
ukeo and Mleaourl Hlvcr Point * . and doit con
tloci at all point * of Intersection with othei
)
Yo ticket ( do Dot forget this ) directly to erers
co of Importance In Kanau , Nebroaka , Ela-k
lla , Wyomluif , Utah. Idaho , Nevada , Oallforc.J ,
egon , Waahlnirtou Tirrltory , Ooiortdo , ArUona
New Mexico.
Ull beral arrangement * reicardlnc bugf pe ; a
other line , and rates of fare always ant ow a
iipetltorf , who furnUh but a tithe o thi com
Dogs and tackle of iporUmen free.
Picket * , tuapa and folder * at all prlnclpa
Ice * In the Unite ! atatoa and Oxntda.
I. It. CAULK , n. ST. JOHN ,
Pratt b Oea , Qtn , Tkt andl'ij'rAn
lanaiter , ChtcMto Ohlcavo.
W. S. GIBBS
PHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON ,
.ooja No4 , Orolffbtoa Block , 15th
B treat ,
OMAHA , KEBRA8KA.
Omci Ilocusf 10 to2 A u. Stofip.u ,
phone oaonecVsd with Osatral Otfice
Is the old Favorite and
- FOR -
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT.NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all PoluU Eaitand Bouth-Eoit
THE LINKCOMPIHSE8
Nearly 4,000 miles. Bolld Smooth Steel Track *
AH connections are mule In UNION DbPOTS.
It has a National Itepntatlon as being the >
Qrent Through Oar Line , and li universally
conceded to bu tha FINEST EQUIPPED Rail-
read In the world for all classes uf travel.
Try I land you will find traveling a Iruurjr
Instead of A 'lUcomfort.
Through Tickets via rhls Celebrated Line for
sal * at all offices In the West ,
All Information about JUtes of Faro , Sleeping
Car Acocmcoodatlons , Time Tables , &c , , will bo
cheerfully k'lven by applylnln ; to
2d Vlco-fruJ't < b Oen. UanaKer.Chlcaco.
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
( Jen. Pauufivfcr Agt. Chicago ,
W. J. DAVKNPOIIT ,
den Afront , Council Bluffs.
II. I' . DUELL , Ticket Aft.-omah ; .
morn-ed Jy
OK
SHORT HOROULLS.
I will sell at public Hallo in COUNCIL
BLUFFS , IOWA , on '
i
Friday May 5th 1882 at 2
, , p , m.
THIRTY HEAD OF
Thoroughbred Short ; Horn Balls ,
of good families , and good indiv
idual animals. Terms cash ,
J. M. CHAPIN.
CtUlo.'UiM furnlihod on application to W. II.
Dovorly , Council Illuff * , low * . aprJt-wltdS
FAST TIME !
Ia going East Uke the
b'Mcago ' Morthwest-
Trains leave Omaha 3:10 : p. m , and TiO : a m.
I full Information call on II. P. UUKV Ticket
Axent , llth and Frnh ru Sts J. DELt , U. P.
Hallway Depot , or at JAUKd T , 01.AUK , Qenw
Aireni , Omalia. 1 l7mi If
W. J. OONNELL ,
AT LAW
ATTORNEY - - ,
Orrio Kiout Kooms ( up ttalrs ) In Qanscem' *
n < vbr.ck building , N. W. oorooc Ut itti nA'
Faiobaui Btreeti ,